[knaik94]

I had a very different experience searching for the same information. It gave me the answer all three times, the first two were on "balanced" and the third was on "precise". Initially I asked it with some context, the same words I would use to do the search myself. It seems pointless to search something I wouldn't do myself. I refreshed and tried your exact query and got a more detailed answer, refreshed and tried again and got the correct complete answer using "precise". The third time included the same links as the second time, I just didn't include them in the picture.

If you prompt it with a better query, you'll get a better response.

The second search it went into much more detail, although I refreshed, it seems like searching the same thing again forces a regenerated longer response.

https://i.imgur.com/CnjCsa6.png

https://i.imgur.com/0ZoapDK.png

https://i.imgur.com/7KH7zIv.png

[NhanH]

It does work for me now. It didn’t an hour ago when I posted, and I am certain it didn’t work each day since the Brighton match on Saturday (I was curious when it didn’t work, and intended to track it to see when it will)

Edit: I tried a different query with “laker latest result”. It answers that the latest game was on March 8th (tomorrow), but it couldn’t find the result. So you might want to try it instead

[knaik94]

I am similarly having a different experience than you. It gives me Lakers results and also correctly says the correct upcoming game vs Memphis Grizzlies today. I searched "laker latest result" and "lakers upcoming". I apologizie if there's a different team/game you're referring to, because I don't know it. And like I said, I would normally search using many more keywords. It also corrected me when I queried "laker" with a different sport like football. All on "concise", I wouldn't be surprised if posting the query here on HN has enough people trying it that Bing learns by the time others get around to searching it. I know this is still anecdata.